agensgraph | AgensGraph , a transactional graph database | Database library
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AgensGraph is a new generation multi-model graph database for the modern complex data environment. AgensGraph is a multi-model database, which supports the relational and graph data model at the same time that enables developers to integrate the legacy relational data model and the flexible graph data model in one database. AgensGraph supports ANSI-SQL and openCypher (SQL queries and Cypher queries can be integrated into a single query in AgensGraph. AgensGraph is based on the powerful PostgreSQL RDBMS, and is very robust, fully-featured and ready for enterprise use. AgensGraph is optimized for handling complex connected graph data and provides plenty of powerful database features essential to the enterprise database environment including ACID transactions, multi-version concurrency control, stored procedure, triggers, constraints, sophisticated monitoring and a flexible data model (JSON). Moreover, AgensGraph leverages the rich eco-systems of PostgreSQL and can be extended with many outstanding external modules, like PostGIS. Building from the Source Code.
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QUESTION
I'm inserting hierarchical data made of a DOM Tree into a graph database but, I'm not able to obtain the parent's ID which is needed to create a relationship between the child and its parent's id.
Below is the code that illustrates a traversing of DOM nodes, inserting the tags and obtaining the last inserted id. I need to insert and obtain both ids of the child and parent in order to create their relation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 03:51Executing CREATE statement takes effect after committing session. You should commit() after execCypher(...)
QUESTION
I've tried a bunch of cypher queries, most coming from this question, but none worked.
E.g.:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 17:16You're query match (n) where not (n)<-[]-() return *;
is close however you need to add 2 more elements to get the query to work.
- Your pattern (n)<-[]-() needs to be surrounded by parenthesis.
- You need to prefix your pattern with EXISTS
So I ran this query: MATCH (a) WHERE NOT EXISTS ((a)<-[]-()) RETURN *;
and it worked.
QUESTION
I was playing around with Postgresql
and psycopg2
. I think I started many connections using the terminal but never closed it. Using pyscopg2
I understood how to start a connection and close it too. Now I was trying to get the existing connection (that i launched using the terminal before) using pyscopg2
but it seems there is an issue with port number.
When I run SELECT * FROM pg_stat_activity ;
, these are my results
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-14 at 15:40You can't just use the client port number to somehow invade and take over the connection.
If you want force the connection to close, you use the pid. From the linux command line: kill 77115
or from the SQL command line (or from psycopg2 over a different connection): select pg_terminate_backend(77115)
.
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